Tin llrppiirr Gazelle-Times. Hoppiicr. Orrg.nn. Thursday, June 2. I9M0-.TIIRKE
Congressman Ullman speaks
at Sunriver reception
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Campaign chairman solicits
funds for Denny Smith
An mietiMxc campaign is
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r'uurr.il services were .June
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Methodist Church in llcppncr
Concluding services and
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M.iiiiiic (trneletv
The Hev S Michael Sheri
dan nil 11 -i, iied will) Carlev
Drake aa inr organou.
Harrison was born Feb. 18,
1921 at Condon the son of Fred
and Harrison. He mov-
01 lo Ik-pprrr in 17.
Hp married Juliann Hoysza
In Vancouver, Wash. Dec. 7,
194fi. Mrs. Harrison died in
1979.
Harrison wan a member of
II' Heppirr Klks Lodge and
the Kagles
.Survivors include his moth
er from Hoppner; a sister,
Twila Martinson from port
land; and a brother, Audley
Ranouse of Siuth Beach.
Sweeney Mortuary in Hep
pner was in care of the
arrangements.
iielive eumpaiun committers,
Contact are being made
cnunlvwide lo collect funds
weeded bv Smith, according lo
Ken Turner. Morrow County
chairman for Ihc candidate.
Tin ner is being assisted bv
Kd (Menu nf llnardman In help
in 1 he north end nf the rmintv,
The co-ehairmcn staled thai
.iiimhic who is interested in
belpint' with the rampaien
m;i cnnlacl Ihem
"Ileum Sniiili is surelv
I'nini in be our nevl congress
man ai'd he is come lo bo a
lie publican representative
ilia all Orei'iinians can le
verv proud of." Turner said
(Continued from Paso 1)
nboiil I he land acquisition and
eilinno) plant came Friday
morning at a press conference
in Salem with Governor Victor
Ativeh and Congressman Al
I'llman.
. That evening. Ullman
spoke a 1 a reception at the
Morrow Produce Co. building
at I he Porl of Morrow.
I'llman said the Windfall
Profit Tnx he helped to pass
through Congress gives lax
incentives for these IvpeR of
private enterprise systems.
He said it will help bring
agriculture back bv creating a
new market for grains
He continued, saying the
I'S can produce enough for
(nod and energv with the
"tremendous knowledge of
todav and hv culling waste,"
"I think the market (for
gasalmlt will he there." Ull
man said. "I would support a
Boardman
man gets
10 years
Kenneth Plant of Boardman
was sentenced In in years in
the Oregon Corrections Divi
sion on Friday. June 1.1. by
.lodge William Wells.
Plant was convicted of
armed robbery in the first
degree in Circuil Court in
Hopper April 10. He roblied a
Texaco station in Boardman
last January.
Morrow County Districl
Attorney Dennis Doherty said
Plant could have received up
to a 20-vear sentence.
Doherty said the Correc
tions Division, which includes
the parole board, will deter
mine if Plant will be sent In
the state penitentiary or the
Oregon Correctional Institute.
676-9921
Eon
Saturday
June 28
Door Prices Free Coffee & Donuts
M0f lennv Smith a positive
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TV 1
The Alternative
choice. ,
It's time fm fresh ideas and
a new appruueh.
Tax rates have r limbed
twice as fasl as (he Gross
National Product in the past 25
years.
The inmnihent. A I I'llman.
lias hud a quarter century to
balance the federal budget.
reduce inflation and eliminate
needless bureaucratic regu
lation. Denny Smith grew up in
t tularin and John Day. He is a
decia-uled tighter pilot. Pun
American Airline pilot on
leave and chulrman of Fugle
Newspapers, a chain of I
community newspapers in
Ore. and Washington. He's 42
years old. He and his wife
Kathleen and family now live
in Salem.
DEUUY SMITH
WE NEED IIIf.1 IU CONGRESS
Paid by friends of Denny Smith-Ken Turner Marrow County Campaign Chairman.
law that would require every
pump station lo have al leasl
one gasaho) pump but F don't
think we will have lo do that
tlenerallv. you will get better
mileage and performance
with gasahol,"
Lawrence D. Lindsay began
the reception with the invoca
tion. Also speaking at the
reception were: Ronald Dud-
son chairman of the board for
Sunriver Farms: John Cook,
president : Fred Hehrens.
Morrow Ag Fnergv Corp
president: Phillip Stevens,
president of I'llrasyslenis Inc.
engineers: and Sunriver
Farms Vice Chairman Ray
MeCnv.
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Lions phone party urges
people to vote on budgets
Members of the I.ions Club
in Heppner had a phone party
Mondav night.
Al Ihe request of A K. Felt,
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
administrator, Ihe Lions call
ed hundreds of citizens in
Morrow County and encour
aged them lo vole at the
election Tuesday Fell said a
lart'e turnout would enhance
the chances of Ihe budgets
passim'.
Fach Lion culled about 100
names in a column of the
phone bonk Thev used the
nflices at I be Hank of Eastern
fhei'on The First National
Bank of Oret'on and Abrams
and Kuhn aliornevs
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Lion member George Kuffler phones citizens from around Ihe county urging them to vote in
Tuesday's election. KoffliT organized the Lion activity. Little Brian Koffler says his dad is not
gelling through his list fast enough so he decided to help him out.
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